HomeMy WebLinkAbout07-24-1933 City Council Minutes__.
MrzuuTE z~ECOAD of REGULAR P.~r,'tING Oi' THN CITY COUNCIL
MEETZIYG HELD OlY THE' :..24th. DRY OF., July - T9 3
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Aregular-meeting-of-the City Council of the City of Elsinore was held-.
on the above date. The meeting_was tailed to order at the, hour of ~ o'clock
P.S. kith rdayor C. A. Lovejoy in the Chair:
Councilmen H„ Gallagher,. O. B: Skeane and.: C. A: Lovejoy answered the roll
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Absent: Councilmen S. M.:Ricer,and Geo. H: A4orton Jr.-
P,?inutes of the previous meeting held on July 10th were then read by the
Clerk and there being no corrections or omissions r;sre approvcad as read.
Thereupon the Clerk. presented to the Council. a communication from the
Cleveln Realty Corp. expressing-their ihcere appreciation to Council for
their cooperation byrcontributing to the-recent_boat races and the bluestoningl
of Lake Elsinore.
4P}iereupon it was dul:,+: moved and carried that said communication be received
and placed on file. .
Thereupon the Clr-,rk presented to Council a communication from the League ~
of Calif. i4unicipalities giving; not ice that on-June §,,1933 Govenor James Rolph I
Jr. affixed his signature to S:•B. 563 which provides f or the allocationfor I
expenditures within cities of-one:-fourth. cent. per- gal):on tar. on motor vehicle
fuel, and enclosed therewith a statement in explanation of the provisions of
the bill and the method of procedure to be followed. ~~
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Upon Councils consideration of the ajatter, it was moved by Gouncilm•n
Gallagher and seconded by Councilman Skeane that the City Council elect to
expend the one-fourth cent per gallon-from gas tax.: allocation For ocal
maintenance of state highv.~ay, which motion upon vote u~as carried. ~ i
Thereupon the Clerk. presented to -0onncil a communication H.:Happe submit- i
ting for Councils consideration two propositions.
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1st-;;^n offerto lease the: ovaer floor of his building for a City Hall and
Library for ten years-at a rental of 450,00 per month.. _ '
2nd an offer to sell his building to the city for X10000.00, terms X500.00
cash and x,9500.00 City Hall Bonds. ~`
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7~!hereupon it was moved by Councilman Gallagher and seconded by Councilman
Slr-ane that the communication from H. Heppe be received znd placed on file for
future consideration; which motion upon ote v~as_carried. ~ I
The Clerk then presented to Council Senator L. J. Defani's response to
the filing of Councils-protest to the inclusion o.: political subdivision
punches in the proposed sales tax in Which he advised-that he was not prepared 1!
to say at this time just :=.hat the Legislative sentiment is relative to this
subject,
lEfhereupon it vaas duly moved and carried that .said communication be
received <nd.pl:3ced on file.
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Thereupon the Clerk presented to Council the e:rit$en application of the ~ ',
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REGULAR 7<4E~TING OF THE CITY. COUNCIL July 24th, 1933
tTenzie Pday Co. of 3956 FairMOUnt Blvd, Riverside, Cr-.lif. for an'Cff Sale Beer '
License.
""hereupon it was moved by Councilman Gallagher and seconded by Councilman
Sheane that the Henzie tuay.Co, be.granted an'Off"Sa1c~ Beer license; which motion
upon vote cas cersied.
Thereupon cIIr. C. Thompson opener of the Pepper Grove Auto Cramp appeared
before the Council and.reported-that he has made. an.effort_to have the grade
crossing changed sc that it e:i11 line up arith street Avenue ;~ 6 and has been
advisad that it mill be necessary for the City to make formal application.
to the P.ailroad Commissibn:for-this ch=~nge.and;stated.that if the Gity would
file the application he would agree to absorb all costs in connection with
this cork,
lNhereupon it evas moved by Councilman Sheane that the City Atty. be
instructed to m~.ke formal application to the Railroad .Commission for a-
re;pcation of the railropd gradercrossing leading to the,Pepner Brove Auto.,
Camp, providing that P,ir.-Thompson does absorb alilexpense :eroatedin con-,
nection with this work, which motion-upon vote was carried.
CounciS then tdok up for consideration. and discussed the matter of dog
tax. •
Whereupon it vras moved by Councilman'Gallagher end ec:~nded by Council-
.. man Sheane that Chief of Police-Barber be instructed to make a thorough. .
canvass of the City ahd'collect sll dog license tax due .the City or carryout..
the provisions of the Clay Ordinance-relative whereto, -rhieh motion upon
vote vuae carried.
Thereupon Councilman Gallagher moved that Sec. 36 of Ordinance ~~ 161 be
repealed.. -
The mdti:on receiving no second the Chair declared the :mot ion-lost.
It c;as then reported to Council th,^,t the-City does not have a Disturbing
the Peace Ordinance and Council considered the advisibility of the passage-and
adoption of such an.Ordinance.
["thereupon it was moved by Councilman Sheane-and seconded by Councilman
Gallagher that the City Atty. be instructed to 'draft a ?~isturbipg the Peace
Ordinance to be presented for Councils consideration, •a~hieh motion upon vote
•?as carried.
At the request of Ccuncilman Gallagher the Chair and Ccuncilm=.n Sheane
ere appointed to serve on the Auditing committee.
Bills as audited by the auditing committee wen.: then pr^sented to. Council
and on motion dray made and on call vote carried -r,ere order.d paid and the
Clerk s.as instructed to issue warrants ih payment of same.
Councilman L~allagher voting yea on all bills excepting bials for-Sp. Sa¢~ers.
Thereupon there being no further business to come before Council oq motion
duly made and carried Council adjourned to meet in regular session on Pdonday,
Aug. 14th at the hour o 7 o'clock P;M.'in the City Hall he usual meeting place.
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